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Controversy Surrounds Transgender Inclusion in Sports as Parents and Schools Clash

Recent hearings in New Hampshire and Colorado highlight tensions around transgender athletes and parental expressions of support for girls' sports.

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Updated: Nov 22nd, 2024, 6:18 PM ET

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Recent legal proceedings in New Hampshire and Colorado reflect rising tensions over transgender inclusion in sports. In New Hampshire, a lawsuit arose from parents banned for wearing wristbands that expressed support for biological females in sports against transgender players. School officials argued that the paraphernalia was meant to intimidate a transgender athlete. Meanwhile, in Colorado, a group of women is challenging the Mountain West Conference's policy allowing transgender athletes to compete, arguing it violates their rights and fairness in women's sports. These cases are part of a larger national debate about the rights of transgender athletes and the implications for women's sports.


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